Sentence examples for a tough war from inspiring English sources

"It's going to be a tough war," Callow said.

Above all, it is fighting a tough war in Afghanistan.And it is a popular club.

The poachers have this stuff, it's a tough war, our side needs to come armed appropriately, too".

But how do you explain that in a few weeks we go from a tough war to a great family reunion.

He was a much-loved journalist, by no means the popular image of a tough war correspondent, but a modest man, made compassionate and caring by the widespread suffering that he had witnessed.

"Forget being a positive thing for myself and the kids, the Vietnam War was such a tough war for those guys, and they didn't come out of it smelling too good.

Each of the soldiers, from the playful cook, Yaniv (Erez Kahana), to a tough, war-mongering colonel (Sharon Regniano), who pays a surprise visit, is incisively drawn.

But a signatory to the Lancet letter, an HIV researcher called Professor Irwanto, said a tough, war-on-drugs approach had proven to be a global failure.

The grown-ups hug with the awkwardness of people who don't entirely like one another, and the children, one of whom is named Tet, for the historic North Vietnamese offensive that signaled a tougher war than the American government had counted on, haven't a clue what they're cheering about.

A poll taken in November indicated that 55 percent wanted a tougher war policy, exemplified by the public belief that "it was an error for us to have gotten involved in Vietnam in the first place.

Since the latest phase of the integration of women began, the armed forces have not had to fight a long, tough war against a strong foe.